Breastfeeding is a natural process that does not always come naturally.

Prenatal Support

  • Tips on finding the right breastfeeding supplies and how to get it for free through insurance

  • Education - understanding colostrum, transition milk and when your milk will come in

  • Teaching hand expression and how to harvest colostrum

Pumping Support

  • Measuring your nipples to get the correct flange size

  • Customizing a special pumping schedule for you

  • Teaching all the tips and tricks to make exclusively pumping easier for you!

Nursing Support

  • Ability to assess latch and look for tongue tie symptoms

  • Assist with nursing positions - helpful when healing from a cesarean or to rest while nursing

  • Teach baby hunger cues so you know when to feed baby

Breastfeeding my first born was incredibly difficult and she was later diagnosed with four oral ties. I exclusively pumped for her and it always broke my heart. I had to be plugged to the wall, was wasting so much time washing pump parts after every use and wish someone would have shared all the pumping hacks with me early on. Pumping IS breastfeeding. She was eventually able to nurse after lots of body work and her revision to correct her ties. I worked with many IBCLCs, Lactation consultants and occupational therapist to learn how to better serve my daughter and other mothers in the same situation. I have taken a few breastfeeding courses through The Birthworker Academy and TinyHood and plan on furthering my education more. I refer out to some incredible IBCLCs, Occupational Therapists, Chiropractors and more if needed as well.

Packages start at $85 and you can set up a consult here.

I am taking maternity leave to have my third baby from April - July. I will be available for births starting August 1st.